Martin Luther always pointed people to the Word of God as their ultimate hope and primary help in suffering, sin, and sanctification. The Scriptures, for Luther, are sufficient to comfort the suffering and to promote the sanctification of the saints. The Sufficiency...
40 Biblical Counseling Self-Evaluation Questions My book, Consider Your Counsel: Addressing Ten Mistakes in Our Biblical Counseling, is designed to be like supervision in writing. To maintain that practical improvement focus, I conclude each chapter with four...
A Word From Bob You’re reading Part 2 of a two-part blog mini-series on scriptural sufficiency and counselor competency. You can read Part 1 here. Here’s the question we’re addressing: “While Scripture is sufficient to provide wisdom for every soul issue, does that...
A Word From Bob You’re reading Part 1 of a two-part blog mini-series on scriptural sufficiency and counselor competency. Here’s the question we’re addressing: “While Scripture is sufficient to provide wisdom for every soul issue, does that mean that every biblical...
A Word from Bob: You’re reading Part 10 of a 10-part blog series on 10 Common Mistakes Biblical Counselors Sometimes Make. This blog series ended up becoming my book, Consider Your Counsel: Addressing Ten Mistakes in Our Biblical Counseling. Mistake #1: We Elevate...
